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- From: Peter_Janes@cableshare.ccmail.compuserve.com (Peter Janes)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
- Subject: Re: Amiga Walker (A1200Walker)
- Date: Mon, 25 Mar 96 19:56:06 EDT
- Organization: Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Amigas
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- References: <ivans-1803960422130001@dialup63.syd1.zeta.org.au> <peterk.0lwf@combo.ganesha.com>
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- On 21-Mar-96 20:39:04, Dr. Peter Kittel <peterk@combo.ganesha.com> wrote:
- > In article <ivans-1803960422130001@dialup63.syd1.zeta.org.au>
- > ivans@zeta.org.au (Ivan Smith) writes:
- >>My theories are that you would remove the bottom square part from the top
- >>rounder part and insert the tower modules one by one until a fully
- >>heighted tower is in place.
-
- > Yes. Only that you won't normally stack several modules in the middle
- > but choose among differently heighted ones.
-
- This doesn't exclude the possibility of stacking several modules, though, does
- it? Once I decide to expand my machine, I don't want to have old leftover
- stacks lying around.
-
- It's early, but what kind of estimate can be given on the maximum height of the
- Walker Tower? Suppose I want 5 Z3, 5 video and 5 PCI slots (unlikely, but for
- the sake of argument)--would this be possible, and how high would/could the
- tower be? (If they've all got to fit into a 10 cm stack, there could be some
- major problems....)
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